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Talks On Health.
BONE VERY GOOD ADVICE OWES ~ pR. DE- FOREST
WILLARD.

From the Philadelphis Times. 0ctobsr q.
The nth lecture on Health Talks" to young
men. under the auspices Of The Young Mems
Christian Association, was well attended Last
night, IN spite OF the inclement weather. Dr. De
Forest willard delivered the lscsure, and lhs so,.
lowing are extracts from his remaEkss
during . chill apply heat extern ly ana inter.
naily and cover with all the blankets a hand Ia
fever use ,ool water fiveiy. In spfains. use yery
hot water. Never XIII Jog that has 6alIen SOU
but co1fne him and thus Ascertain his true condl.
TO Firm pressure upon the breeding POI Z u
the safest and sares, method q arrestiSg he,nor.
image. unSes. ZOE, nooe OF ear that has peen cut
on should b thorou. hiy washed and replaced az
ones. In entestng burning puil0tng Remember
tuat the cooest and cleareSt plaCe tut your mOuth
and moss 10 near the door. Never givea vsthArIic
AFTER hard Bubsa ance has been swallowed II = M
portant u Distinguish between suhstroke and heat
exhaustion; tue former requires immediate etf0rVs
70 reduce the temperature tie latter demands
gentle stimulation. In eptlepy or falling ntx. %
nothing except 70 prevent injury TO the head or
tongue. In all cases q unoSnnctUunneaa except
apoplexy, the head should - lowered and oloSh.
Ing released The odor q uQuVr upon the bfesth
does not necessarily mean thai the man = drunk.
Aany deaths from socal!ed ''heart diseasV ere
really due 20 apopiexy. In ovrns . strong solu.
uoo o. paklng soda y more soothing thaa Oh In
poisoning u 10 siwayD sale - give vesy iafYo
onughtS OF warm water, warm milk o. -. 6
wnse q sggs uHta vomiting y psoauee3
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An Inter.SeMsinary Alliance.
MISSIONARY CONVENTION TO MEET NEXT WEEK q
ALEXAED IA.


ALEXAND IA.
On the 9Th inst. the Inter-Seminary Missionary
ALI nee Will ..old IT'S eighth annual convention In
Cnr.st chur h. Aiexan ia This alba ce consists
OF delegates from the students Of The theolo,ic
seminares OF ali the evangelical churches They
meet yearly to discuss missionary TOPICS to hear
serm rs from dlstin ,usled pr achers Of the
vIrJue churches, and 10 learn from returned mis-
sion OF the progress OF the work AT nome and
abroad The convention consists entirpiy OF 8. u
dents and Its affairs are conducted by Them with
out any outside control
The last convention, at Oberlln, Ohio was at
tended oy three hundred deleg .te-. An equal num-
per Is expected at the AieAand Ia convention.
Many Seininaries OF note are repre- enied among
the delegates. The coming CONVENTION Will be The
nrst held In the South. 1t will be all occasion OF
more than usu Il interest Papers will be read on
the foreign and domestic work OF the different
Gnurcnes and on the Indian and negro problems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22
With q Lost Car Tracer.
a CHILD wao aAs ls.vkLkp on RAuRoAps ros
FIVE rEAkS

From the New York sun
"fes. she has ten my travelling companion evfr
since sne Was nine N Jnths Old" SAID Jas Erich st
a railroad station In Pennsylvania he "a refsa.
ence 10 his sx-yeaI-old daughler, bragnteyea
yivacious little gr. VINO stood ueaT o. sYol SCI.
sm car tracer. Ny no ne Is AT Fuft Way ne. Ind,
and tr vel all over the Jailed states IA Cars
sent GU by our company, ana snlch afs
lost or not accounted for on our booAs NJ
little daughter Was pOi IN the best OF uealtk.
and though travel would do her goo f. ie ius-
proved Gradually, ana now enjoys this nte He
nome Is virtually on The cars So.uellInes he
Sleeps IN pariur car. other times on -ngae. aBa
al other times In freignt car a CD ose, every
thing depenJng on v here We are gOln- waat
road We are. NJ, business takes me all over. and
OF cours have PASSES over ali ~ IDS NJ y 500
are Tor one, but The Conductors donl say ANY hi q
aoOu the lid We arr pnvi.eSed 10 board abF
tram, and We can u Ike curse al homr u e
anywhere W. have sept IN cold, dizzy statlOus
Wa IA IL was necessary. She has new 6,en ia
day, although SUBJECT 10 al sort, VI changes aHa
IA sorIs OF wealner. she max very Iittle
trouble, an for one 80 young she l. aOse " lass
the best OF care OF herslf"
rne youlnTui traseer 10 a bright. pretty Oh "a,
very clean AMI tidy, hap y. and has rayeiud, n
her brief career. thousands ol mics.
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m kxICHfs WAL Ska kkpCcTlox N TIE HOURS
OF LABOR
General Master Workman 7. Y. Powderiy arrived
IN Milwaukee yesterday. and last evening dellv.
erei a lecture In ths course q a conversation he
said that he vas well sati.fed WITH the result Of
the Minneapolis convention.
-Of course we had dissensions," said he; "with-
out them the orIer would be too tame TO live. 90
Dot think Barry and Bailey VIII Cause any further
trouble, and I can say that newspaper accounts og
our O. bates were exsggcrated We Lever got bali
o. Mud as Congress aI~Sysis. Tsis year The order
WA devote nsri principally 10 crying 10 ELECT Q
gradual reduction la tue LOU OF labor. j DO not
xAvof saving 100 many IRONS Ia tue nTe. and think
the order should concentrates itse on Que lining ~
O time"
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Outlaw aud vigilnntos.
An ALI-pAY BATTLE IN WHICH FIFTEEN xrN wRRp
KILLED.

special from Wawallo, L T., says that Thurs
day desperate Tight took place between Bud
Trainers gang Of outlaws and a vigilance commit
tee under the command Of Robert Henderson. O
Scotch haf-preed. The outlaws reached the north
fork OF the Arkansas and found shelter behind
treea Henderson found an equally sheltered posi-.
ton on tue other bank, the river nt tubs point be-
Ing only 100 feet wide, and all day THURSDAY q
,eadly Tln. IRE was kept up. Trainer tired 10
effect nank movement, but was met half way by
the avengers, who threw the outlaws into con.
fusion and drove them back. 1he 1rlng was then
ness set In, when henderson found tina. Eight Of
his men had oeen killed ana Is many more
wounded. low many the roooers lost Ia not
Known, but II Is believed that the. killed On both
sides Will number nrteen. Henderson says he win
raise bundled men and follow the gang to hadee
II necessary.
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SOmeth ng Startled the Mule.
STORY OF BOY WHO WENT TO SLEEP TIED 10 THE
ANNALS HEELS.

August Burghardt. Newark lad, lies in dan
gelous condition at st. Joseph's Hospital, Pater-
son. n. j., the result Of unskilful handling OF q
mule. A driver on the Morris Canal engaged him
10, % hi i, pmra,s ~, ~ .Se
he would give the animal opportunity for e ling
He got a long rope and tied one end to The mule
and the other TO his own ley. Then he lay down
In the grass TO tane nap surprising that he would
be awakened II the mule desired TO seek other pas.
lures. While the boy was In O sound siumber
something startled the animal, which ran away at
galiOp, pulling the PROSTATE lad behind. The
mu went Mali "A mile before he was caught Burg
hardt was maugled and iacerated and h.id scarce.
~ any clothes on him. lie was UNCONSCIOUS. and
sustained numerous Injuries.
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The West Virg mia Outlaws.
PERRY DRAKE DENIES COMPLETELY IN TIE RYAN
MCRDEk.

NCKOEH.
In an interview with Perry Drake who was
lodged In Jail in Charleston, W. Va cha ged with
being one OF the murderers OF Rev. Tom Ryan last
week, a correspondent was informed by him hat
he was not one OF the murderers, and that be was
UT slightly acquainted with ether OF tue Duffs or
Coon, VINO were killed by the regulators He said
he had made confession when arrested, nor did
the regulators make any attempt to lynch him,
notwithstanding Coon was taken from the next
rom Where he was un Ter guard. When arrested
Drake claims to have been working his field,
som distance away. Shambiug, who was also
lators to X Coon Un. Dam Cunningham, VINO, Il Is
sad Is wanted for implicitly In the murder is not
u member OF the Eureka de ectlve agency, aud has
stricken from the agency rolls. Cunnin, ham Is
still at large. There are two other men charged
with implicitly In The murder OF Ryan. but they
cannot be found. Officers are still on the hunt OF
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

New York 10 the Philadelphia Press says: new
republican morning paper will make its appear.
ance In this city within the q xt month, possibly
In fortnight. Il Is to be called the Press and will
be sUid for one cent. Mr.. Robert p Porter ana
Frank hatlon will b the eu1tUrs OF the new Jour-
nal. and board or control, consisting OF z II. Am
two ,diLOrs, will direct its Affairs. The mainte-
nance OF The present tar and success OF The
publican party will be the aim OF the fress and In
contending Tor these 1t Will night within the party
lines and IN spirit OF fairness to everybody. "In
other words said Mr.. Porter tonight, at IL to be
q paper for the whole party and not for any fac.
tion." MI. Porter expects 70 devote his eRorts "a
tue Development OF the tart6 side ot tue Journal "
L. Is said that 500, 700 have ALREADY been sub
scrtbed Ior the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

Jar 0ouaD Como AsRaAn.-New YORK rumof
IRON saturday. he will be accompanied By the
comns noer q his yacht Captain osackleford,
wa.uooS y hom the millionaire never traves %
watet For some q ...e past his yacnt The Ats-
lante nee been on dry dock underYod. 9 tnofouSn
osernAaung. Tne yscht WIN sail saturday next
toe C1orsStAr. As she cannot carry coal enough
or the sntlFe IDS, she WA SOP st the Windwsrl
l.a.nos loI supply. Captain 6hackkfords
pfOthef VIII take NE yacht scrosk Tue nnS psrt
where NJ. UeSaa wln spsaa N w1nssr.
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Soeeph Dare, q member OF the Wilmington con-
efence VI the Met hoisl Episcopal Churcb, dropped
Scaa 81 hlkton, MO, Yesterday he wAs MY ave
jean Oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

MONTREAL BooDLIRs.--The civic bribery investi-
gallon was continued In Montreal tuesday. r.
Draper deposed that during the time the gas con.
tract was under discussion certain aldermen might
have been influenced TO vote In tavOr OF the 0xs
company. he Ia been told by Alderman Jean.
no. &c that Alderman Raenviie had given nm one
hundred suares OF vas stock 70 influence his vote
witness saw Two Ger, tncate1 Of one hundred
shares OF stock al l. J. F0ngetA 70 be accepted ct
any time during three monthk This was before
the contract Was carried. The form OF the certin.
cate was somewhat uAe the following: ave have
bought for your account certain STOCK In the MON.
treSl Cas- company ~ $50" witness saw sucn
certlncates IN TIE hands Of both Alderman JEAN
notss and Alderman Roy.
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Long Dead, but still Voters
wDovD OF TIE DEPARTED HELPING TO PURIFY BAtrI.
MoR4's RE6IsTRY LISTS.

The courts are still busily engaged In purg1ng
the registration lists Of dead mems names. Nearly
two hundred more names were struck on Thurs
day and l39 yesterday, most OF them belonging to
persons who have joined the silent majority. A
great deal Of confusion Is caused by witnesses not
carefully examining their summonses. Nearly
ope-third Of the women get into the wrong court,
which not only keeps them from home longer than
necessary. but prevents The reform league from
getting Oh the books the names winch they were
summoned 10 swear on While many OF the women
are styiiShly dressed, majority 4 them are the
wives Of poor mechanics or 1 oorerS. who can Ill
AFFORD 70 lose day or longer 10 court. Most o.
this class bring their oa oies into court 10 several
cases Thu stay widows swore OF the names or
their husbands all OF whom had been dead Tor
three years or more. One or the names struck on
Just before the court adjourned. was that OF VIM
7. CroAsdale, now q henry George man In New
York. He was down as u resident OF sonny" Ma
hons ninth ward Mr.. Croasdile left Baltimore
about four years ago. SO FAR nearly i've hundred
names have been stricken on. There are yet 10 be
acted on about four thousand Petitions, but II Is
not expected that Tue cour-s can hear ali or tuen
before election day. The Baltimore american this
morning says: IL Is understood thLt a new point
win Be raised today by an attorney who
thinks he his made q new discovery as
70 sAo eonsitulona.ity VI the proceedingS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22
saturday SnsjDes,

New England parson announced TO his congre.
gaIloa on a recent sunday, "You W II be sorry 10
hear that The little church at Jonesvuie Is once
more tossed upon The waveA q sheep without q
shepherd "-Chrtsftda Adpocofe.
1t 10 proper 10 call Mr.. Dana's attention 10 the
fact that The snt black bass he President caught
Saturday are described In the AAmrrlcxn CycIo-
patlA"-X- LOUIS II publican.
stranger TO servant)-"How 10 Mr.. B. to-day,-
Seryant-"He ID very low, sir, and Is not ex pected
to live more tuan q few hours" Stranger Qn
startled tonei-"ls that sos Then must a e ID M
AT once? servanL-"Are You an mt mate personal
The Epoch
Tue desire for chips from the tree fel,ed BIZ Mr.
Gladstone Ct Hawarden Ia 70 great that they are
now offered for sale At the rate OF lSd- for email
block or "a fUf q cubic loot Persons who have
6sen accustomed 70 pay Is for q mall stack Of
able.-CAlcuoo TmeA
"WoWen cannot be satirical- ssys a writer.
ANY more than they can De humorous" Sol Non
tsu when man, after counting q giri for seven
yearA proposes, xhe says: sSOhi George this n 70
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Courier.
New forksr-sl suppose you've heard that GU
bert ana sullivan are prsp&nng-"
Bostonian--~Goshi 20. web Tn dsrued sorrr
Tor 0toerts whoever be n When do they nRhtfa--
Uo-Hsfa.
The wrong Place.--stranger In Kansas drug
store-sl want 70 get 50 CENTS worth OF calo@eI"
rropt1etor-"Flity cents o. wharf"
swhAt 10 calomels"
81. Don't you ksowi WHAT soss ot . place are yoa
.'inis u a drug stose, and n you want anything
don't suing around any fancy naIues Is it psnt o.
= WAN PM you're after9"-OmoAo World.
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An Emperor. Tram Car.
TIE nAGsIFic -sT COACH IN WHICH DIN PEDRO
WILL TRAVEL IN JasEIEo


WILL TRAvEL IN MO JasEiEo
The magnificent hJrse car icing butt al Green
Island, near Albany. Tor Dom Pedfos private Use
on the royal road, Brazil, has been compselei, ana
VIII b s.sorI.y snl,,l,eJ from The Noi-e Ii'e Uut-
ssdr Is OF usa osany VITA golden orHaInentdtfO1z
1ne wiudoNs are OF Frencn-p ate glass inere afe
four GA eaca SIDE. Tue dcek " or Is CIRCULAR ana
winch are a large crown aad tue bfdl.han coat
ol-arms- The platforms and gears are not remark
able The dccoralloa, are iD ffeuc1 ruiialossbce.
Tue flooring l. la wnlJe ash, OF aarrOw STRIPS aud
Is covered VITA a Mesianiaster carpet VI olas
ground and elaborate n ure. Inere are Two STA
uonary sofas IA opposite corners, Gphoistertu u
poid-nyurea heavy, raw siik OF the nnest manu-
facture Tue WINDOW curtains ana ai9Oreqnlns
are OF the same llaterlaL Two mOFao.e an anos-
any arm chars are also upholstered in te n nest
silk Two willow arm chairs and . mshoeLhy
stand complete toe fural, are ...,- =
whlcn /, engraved a crown. An ceilag ascorA,
tlop N done IN Preach RENAISSANCE A lac sToand u
. agal obvc. ihs dIa. on, sctoi.s md otbef Work
within INC dollle cOalts four bdfaer>> an eecIr1c
wire also runs into the dome iof u-e In Case
dyualno Is placrd beneath I've car. he gear and
Ma for ms " nj be Iasen "a The well ouxed
and s.i ped b. Iaal 20 New yorx, 10 be taken w
steamer 70 k,o De ..nelro
LEFT nsn BErkornED 10 AAsxy Aso-uEs nAS.
Hncsslle lya-) correspondent OF the Lynchesrg
Vtr1,fnian writes: "A pretty little toanapce Vas
ensc Cd Ut handsome tsrn-house about miles
from here last sunday. pretty and sttrscaW
ana generally admired by ali who knew ner. vas
gagged % b marne ia Inc parlor o osr ,stssrs
tleuan friend called and ssked he 70 taAs oufgy
ride win hisA- Shs ekcussd nssseh IRON per
.fuap I'd ana accepted lhe insitation- Tire youn2
man waited patienIly, but the young LADY did not
return from the drive, but extended ner trlp Win
brr new COMPANION 70 another STATE, waese they
wers auis1V married, and upon their return tse
wsstin. snssssd Of nSs jennie Vroniss, as herc;o
lore. h unfortunate young man " no was ert q
.eep house would oouctess prefer sss name co.
orsfed =, he u ~ell known In ~ nchbarS.s
spyo A CBUncu SoR lnPJk1I>o A kpCroR-yn
the United Ssates Cfr,uii Soari Ia New YORK yes-
Ierd.y suit MAS enlerec ag iust the HOY 7rinsty
chunch on which a nue. o. ~ 900 was IMPOSED fo
vlo.zitng the contract Abr Jaw IN eng sying tho
s.ty1vos Of Rev. walpo.e Warren. OF EnS and ~
D. slor. test case WA Be MADE 0S thlA snd mech
- xfux- m thai
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CaFrcss'~ Trip so Mexico.

he WILL COMBINE BUSINESS AND PLEASURE
A special telegram to the Philadelphia Tsmes
from Baltimore says that Mr. RobI Garrett has
not bothered himself much this week about rail-
road and telegraph Affairs. He and Or. Gor1er
and several friends OF the Maryland Club have
been pheasant shooting on Mr.. Carrots preserve
az his country seat, Uplan Is To-day Or Sunday
MT Garrett Will start on his tour through Mexico.
or Jno. W. Garrett ID bee used by him, and the
private ca Baltimore, ia which Rob. Garrett does
and refurnisheI IN magnificent style There win
also likely be third Car TO the special Train
for the French chef, the walters and other
The choicest wines and deacacles OF the
table will be ken along. Mr.. Garrett pro-
poses TO travel through he West aud southwest.
spending some Time Ia California ana vlsit every
point OF interest that Can De reacuet by rairos 10
Mexlco MIS- Garrett viii accompany her hus-
DIR. n. S. Gorter will he or the party. One Of MT.
ettssecret hes Will comp my him
In connection with the ex-r aiiroad kings tour II
railroads AMI Of er interests IN that country and
will likely make large Investments there. II Is
also stated that Mr.. Arrel 40 prepared q STATE
m mt TO be read at the annual meetin OF the Bal.
tinure and Ohio stockholders In November In
whi n he vii peak his mind pretty freely In re-
gard 10 the present deals
Mr. GARRETT 10 BE suBrGNAED 10 APFRAR IN
PHILADELPHIA.
dispatch from Phlad -ipnia last night says: A
meeting OF the Subcommittee on Law OF city coun-
CHS was held THIS afternoon, Tor the purpose OF
sijering a resolution submitted by M. row ia coEn-
mon council a few W eks ago, auIloI Ting the a.
rector OF te department OF pubic safe take pos
session OF the poles aud wires oI lie Baltimore and
oaio Telegraph Co, and also 10 sue out the amount
OF the bond lS5O,000 gwen by The company In case
OF sale or merger VI tue franchise VI Tue corpora-
ton. CITY solicitor Warwick. who was present.
stated that the FIRST thing 10 40 is TO ascer ala
wnei h the Baltimore and ohio Telegraph nas been
sold, or whetne taere mas be n consolidation or
Inc g1ng with any other cor Grafton The chair
concerned
be subpRnaed With the undo standing that
Messrs French, Garrett and otsers, VI The iele-
graph company, should be subp1naed TO appear
Defo.e the committee at its next meeting the
committee adjourned.
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SENATOR FRvgs PLAN 10 Drsfuse or rnp sun.
rlUs-1he convention OF the American shipping
Industrial Lragu met In Boston yeste. day. Sen
alor Frye urged The shipownerS 70 organize and
nave CONGRESS put It's hand 10 that BIZ surplus
and pay for SAILING merchant nhips under the
American Tag" He said In waS the only way
We could co0pete with England,
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An Austrian Archduke's Disgrace.

VI
The Archduke John OF Austria, who is staying
In Paris for q short time before coming TO Eng
land, has fallen into disgrace at the court OF
Vienna, and be has sold all as estates in Austria
and Intends TO remain In exile for an indi1nite
period. The archduke, who Is the youngest
brother OF the ex-g-and duke OF Tuscany, is con-
sidered to be the most talented member OF the
Hapsburg family. HIS military career was ex-
pected to be eminently distinguished ana II was
regarded as certain that be would succeed the
arch luke Albrecht as inspector The arch
dune FIRST got into trouble In 1875 when be thought
proper TO install chorus singer and ber family
In his palace al Vienna. No sooner was this
escapade 10 given BY the emperor than the arch
duke publicly dertded the Austrian military sys.
tenn and his criticisms excited so much attention
thai he was despatched 70 Linz, where he Unused
himself by writing an elaborate d.atr1Ue on the
foreign policy Of Austria, the German a..ance
being the especial objecI OF his animal YER ION.
The emp -ror then sent him 10 Craoow, where he
circulated an album containing a series OF carica-
lures OF the imperial family, and another grave
scandal was occasioned The climax was reached
when the ordinances board rejected a gun wnich
tue archduke has invented, Though It's adoption
was recommended BY the most experienced gen.
erals iie wrote q furious lie ter TO the emperor
who dismissed him IRON he Austrian army.
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A MULTITUDE or ACTORS.


OF the town. 1t has been drifting up In sections
from Union Square for some months until It Is now
thoroughly settled on that part OF Broadway
which lies between 23d ana SD streets, and which
Is generally known AS the strand" They are
the actors who formerly made the Ratio on
Union Square famous They are seedy, but
they are Cnesterneldisus. All along that section
OF the street which they honor with their presence
are Strung dramatic agencf and amusement exc
changes. CHANGED Into one OF these ofi1ccs yes
terday ana the manager showed me the names OF
more than TWO thousand actors on his books. They
wsre actors who are wiling 70 take anything at
apo you mean TO say,"I asked. sthat there are
two thousand actors and actresses about New
York waiting Tor positionsf"
he repdoi that there were many more than that,
for his was but one OF Q number Of OMEGA Of
dred would get engagements before christmaa
Without upon Br0adway,l saw dozens OF scores
OF stage pe0ple standing about, and every one OF
them showed adversely In one form OF another.
Il was frayed Goa! herr. nEysd snirs tnsrs
lined eyeA The gsmbi-rs' gang looked q sisek -
prize plya. but the RiAato gang WAs wosfuny down
The complaints about the two eants spss upper
Broadway arc loud and continuouA From The
tors the strand 10 invested BY gentlenea Of leisure
who have driven the more tinid ana respectable
women from what Was al one lime great shop
ping center. In the morning ladies are petfectly
sa.S on that section Of Broadway, bit eeter the
gan:s sfrive tne strand take &c Sompisaion q
tmpertilence. "hei.s KIDS" and the .WAyo
dang" In the rough portions Of the city. ds-erve
no mofe atteotavn rum tne poAce man tno moeU
ctabls-looKing gangs On upper br0sdways
A rolIT1GAx1 INA
TnA worttag 100 e pelitssAAnS NJ y New
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DoY AND Hfs skrcHRlFul OF BooKs-cIERxs WHO
WANT 10 CRAM FUR Rx,NfSATToSs-Hov MONEY
n MADE OUT OF THE AMIGOS DEPARTMENT En-
PLoYES